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Reference books that will be helpful are:
Ref 551.5 Marine Science: An Illustrated Guide to Marine Science
Ref 550.3 Exploring Earth and Space Science
Ref 530 Growing up with Science

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ebook 551.46external image spacer.gif Desonie, Dana.


Presents an illustrated introduction to Earth's oceans,
including their importance to life, their mineral and biological resources,
and the effects of pollution on oceans.

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Benoit, Peter, 1955-


Explores the world's oceans from top to bottom, introducing a variety of organisms that live there
Shorter, easier to read ebook, with read-aloud capability

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Additional Websites:
Ocean's Alive
Ocean Info page
Ocean Explorer - a resource detailing explorations by NOAA, great for shipwrecks, biodiversity, deep ocean, coral, etc.
Vents Program: Researching the Effects of Underwater Hydrothermal Venting Systems.
Jetstream: the Online Guide to Weather - Oceans - from the National Weather Service
Coral Reefs or El Nino Exploring the Environment

Guided Reading

Level R 590 - Learning About Ocean Animals
Level R-S 592 - Peering into Darkness
Level X/Y 552 - Protecting the Seas
Level S/T 577 - Under the ocean
Level V/W 597 - Incredible fish
Level Q 577 - The Mighty Ocean
Level Q/R 551.46 - Oceans
Level R/S 551.4 - Oceans and Seas
Level U/V 551 - The Oceans Around Us
Level W 578.77- Into the abyss : a tour of inner space
Level Z 363.12 - Wreck Trek
Level U 627 - Ocean diving : traveling through inner space